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Tue BousDLEss Usrvrnsr

Must be very sparsely settled if trio of pgmies hud
died in furnish all the inhabitants thereof
with proper Clothing If such declaration be per-
mitted to go unchaenged tie wonderful exploits Of
Jack the Giant Killer" must sink into nslesss OBJ
hy ETai, :, 10. in Cat, .no., :. A.. ..,..,. .,
ss
low any such an improbable story which naught less
born we've struck these WORKERS Of miracles On The
flank we've got em on the run and don't mean to 'les
We are selling fine
MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS AT
$2S7.
found ana physician is right here to make The
wounds. Lay aside thy heavy garments
Get a something light as air.
Coat and Vest of pure Mohair
Is the amount required to bring about the happy
The Miracle Workers" take pride in proclaimng
we incline 70 The belief that this wholesome truth
me %Soe and
ssn up e FL H.
Of your enemies but we will furnish you with Coat
:. OUR I,1 ANNUAL y RED LETTER SALE
" lawns that we still have st on sale s " fe0 ''N
Mems suits. SO and "a, ali wool, at 95 suit.
Mems Pantaloons. tweed, at 81. Z 8 q pair
We have no "bats" to Offer as we ure not of the
"catch kind. Our entire stock of Mems Youths Boys
tional bargains
RssSs S IS @ but You raS ss
look through the various stocks of Clothing in this
city, yourselves thoroughly as to the prices named
by the various houses and then
COME TO US.
Our word for It, wives will never bother you for
''pn money" other than the amount saved by buying
your Clothing at
VICTOR &. ADLERS
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING
HOUSE,
921 and 929 7th Street N. W.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
au16 Open Saturday until IL p IN.
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Inc same New York paper which let loose the
WIG animals In the Central Park menagerie sew
efa1 years ago. yesterday tried It's hand at Great
ing . cause OF war between the United states and
Great Britain by sinking Yankee fishing smack
with ball from Canadian gunboat. An anx-
1oos world Is now waiting to find out whether this
SENSATION. Ike the other, has an explanatory tail
70 IT
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Inc success OF the Gladstonians In Cheshire on
Saturday was brilliant enough to satisfy the
most exacting demand Not only was a pla,n
business man elected over the son OF a duke and
an immense landowner, but the victory reversed
the majority OF the unioniSt member last elected
In the same district by sixteen per cent OF the
Tot al vote. No wonder the Home Rule Clubs were
juoilant yesterday when the news came into
London.
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B1AsKfrs Ar SUMNER Pnrcrs.

We have brought forward the entire stock of
last seasons Blankets, and marked them at re-
duced prices to cause their sale prior to the
arrival Of the new stock, We have al SO just Sc
cured under extremely advantageous circum-
stances manufacturers sample line OF Winter
Blankets (about 40 pairs), which we propose to
sell at about 10 per cent less than the same
blankets will sell for q month hence. The
prices range from 0Oc to S12. so per pair, repre-
senting almost the entire lire Of qualities.
good 10 per cent investment, which should be
taken advantage of by ali tudicious shoppers.
Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
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ScHoo1 OUrF1rs.

ScHoo1 OUTF1Ts.
sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY h BROrHERy.
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PAR
EMTs, GUARpIANs, AND ALL WHO ARE FIT, FIT,
VERY LARGE STOCK Or
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH CLAN PLAIDS.
80 INCHES WIDE ALL-WOOL TRICOTS, IN THE
Ga Wb GAL S eH2ssSR A Al SoSM Eff a
LUPIN's CELEBRATED BLACK AND COLORED
CASHMERES FROM soc. TO 81.
NEW H Hal STRIPE, IMPERIAL SERGEs
NEW IMPoRTEp yERsEYs. From So so TO SIS.
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORTED JACKETS FOR
EARLY FALL. WEAR.
CLOSING PRICES" ON SUMMER WRAPS AND
SILK SHGPDA AND CASHMERE sHAwLs IN
GAUZE. MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT MERINo
UMDERWEAR, ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFs, HOS
IERY AND KID GLOVES.
NEW SILK ALPACA AND aINGHAM UMBRELLAS,
WARMERS. TMOMPSONS AND FRENCH g. p.
GENUiNE ENFfELD Wifi flea AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLANNELS.
MARSEILLES QUILTS; ALL-wOOL BLANKETS
LOWEST PRICES ON IRISH AND GERMAN Ia
BELGIAN Pillow AND SHEETfNG Linens.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COLORED
sURAHS, RHADAMES. FAILLE lRANCAISE
AND GK0s GRAIN SILKS AT 75C., 81 Sl25,
e4- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania ave-. COZ. 9th st:
Established 1910 au13
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REDUCTIONS In Bors, CnorH1se,

We have made the following mark down in
order to cause the immediate disposal Of these
lines:
Boys Suits that were 60. so now 1926.
Boys Suits that were So now 1925.
Boys Suits that were 50. 80 now S325.
Boys Suits that were So now S3.25.
Boys Suits that were $3.50 now 1926.
Boys Suits that were e. now 1926.
Boys Suits that were 50 now s5.
These suits are made from Cheviots, Serges,
and Cassimeres in Norfolk" and "Pleated"
styles. Excellent qualities, desirable colors,
and superior workmanship. Proper for now
and early Fall. Excellent suits for school and
street wear
(Third foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and F SITS. u. W.
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Auausr BAneA1xs.

We have just finished taking account OF stock and
6nd we have quite lot Of ODDS AND ENDS In each
Department We don't care to carry them over, 20
have Lowered the Price to Close them out.
One Lot CHECK NAINsOOK. former price. &c. and
&C.: now &c.
One Lot FRENCH PLAID oRGANDIEs: former
price 12c and loo; now 1Oc.
All OF our INDIA LINENS MARKED Down.
One Lot COLORED DRESS GOODS that sold for IL
and 15c. We have punched them all at 1Oc
We still have quite Stock Of HAMBURG ED3rNa
left over. We don't want to carry them over 10 have
lowered the price to close out.
One Case very Best SHIFTING PRINTS; choice
styles. &c.
Choice Styles in FRENCH AND AMERICAN CAT.
TEENS, 12o. and 300.
Remnants Of colored DRESS GOODS At ha,s pr,ca
PARA60LS at less than cost.
Bargains TN Ladies' and Gents GAUGE UNDER
WEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SC, &c
Choice styles in Yarsl-Wide LAWNS 20. former
price. loo.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO,
auto oS6 Pennsyivania ave. NV
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There Is abundant evidence OF sincerity In the
pledges OF prnce-elect OF Bulgaria when he de-
clareS that he is ready TO lay down his life for his
people. 1t would rather complicate matters how.
ever, II he should carry this idea into execution
when Russian intrigue has addressed itself to the
task OF ousting him. Even poor Bulgarian prince
has rights which the great powers OF Europe are
bound to respect; and, If Russia should not sue
coed In buying the vacancy the throne with gold
she would think twice before procuring it by muir
der
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Senator Riddleberger has regained some control
OF his temper, and returned to jail His release
was disgraceful TO law and order. The power Of
courts TO punish for contempt is sometimes used
as an instrument of private oppression but II the
facts OF this case are correctly reported there
absolutely no other course than the imposition of
fine and imprisonment left open to any court
with particle OF self-respect. A law-breaking
law-maker deserves, II any distinction is to be
made, more severe punishment than other men.
The Senator's rapt admirers should have con-
tented themselves with contending that a distinct
halo glor1ned the place OF his imprisonment, and
that common people might now find distinction In
being "Jugged" In the same cell; and should have
refrained from making the Senator q 1a1l-breaker
and themselves disorderly mob.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

DOR RENT-oNE-HALFo OF A SUITE OF NICELY
u FURNISHED Rooms. to a gentleman; location very
saa o
FOR RENT-THREE UNEURNISHED ROOMS
a. ws9 bath and gas second floor Price sig Can
NOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING UNFUR.
nished Rooms on SECOND or third floor at 2024
st NV Cali from to 10 a. m and TO 6p m. ai6-ot
+ Room. Bay window. heat gas and bath. furnished
Si9 per mon'h; unfurnished 90: convenient TO cars
and herdics 61221st ST. NV aul6-3r
EFoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsEED ROOMS.
2l03 st Ii. W. It,
FOR RENT-923 H ST. y W; LARGE, NEWLY
hrst oor also. Hall Room: hot and cold bath Prices
reasonable to permanent parties. aul6-t'
L front room. furnished At 5as I'd St NV aaie I'm
TOR RENT TWO VERY PLEASANT FRONT
prices; delightful locality; private family; 2i23 st
ICOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ON FIRST
y and second floors Call after pm at lto3 St
EoR RENT-THREE FLOORS. UNFURNTsHED,
= together or singiy, at very low rates. 12Gg St
EOR RENT-FoUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. on
second floor; suitable for light housekeeping; just
opposite Government Printing Office; in family of
three adults rent moderate IS II ST. NV. au13-6t
i nicely furnished front rooms. ID story, modern
GGoaeeniences. private family; to gentlemen only.
IrQR RENT-FURNISHED,B BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
Il Rooms; bay windows in every room; corner house:
new south and east front; references required IDOL
X st. n. ". aul3-1ws
EHoR RENT-THE THIRD FLOOR OF 635 ST
i NV. consisting Of four communicating Rooms,
per month. au2 I'm
EOR RENT-1720 ST. NV, LARGE. HAND
j some communicating Rooms, second floor: board
II desired; gentlemen preferred; one square west of
War and Navy Departments jy6-7w'
EOR ELECTROMAGNETIC WANTING ROOMS
i can md what will suit them list. Save
time and trouble by calling at our Room Agency, 93S
L st. Information free d. RAMEY. ivy 2ms
NOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
Il ROOMS.
Large light. and airy Prices reasonable. Transient
lodging. Csc, 5Oc 75c. and al.
The CLINTON HOUSE, $50, S22. S2i, 500. S2S 7th
Street pass the door to ali parts Of the city
OPEN ALI. NIGHT. jeS-5m
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EOR RENT

Cor Ist Sc, TT EGO i15 Corcoran ST.. Or. s35
- iith ST Nv Ior 40 SoS 9th st. Sc. IL
~ MlIsoI ST. NV. Or IL 1876 boundary, Or 10
1873 loth ST. NV, Or 40 1886 st. nw Sr. 20. 30
VIC DUVALL. 925 T st nw
aul3-ot tSuccessor to Duvall Marr.)
Tor RENT.A NICE BAY-wINDow HOUSE.
II press brick 'front.' 49, ST. sw.; Rooms, all mod
lmps.. $3.50 per month c. IL PARKER. 444 y
st. sw. aul3-3ts
NOR RENT-1S36 14TH ST. NV, 81 ROOMS $40
Il per month, Hous open for inspection. Apply 10
owner; T. GoLDSCHMID Room 1, l225 st. NV.
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",
L HREE-FORTY.

Ladies-you who have boysto clothe and care
for-for four days more, Or until the closing
hour Saturday night, the opportunity of dress
ing your boys elegantly and cheaply-at about
half the regular psce-wiil remain open to you
here.
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
will buy the choice of all those handsome Suits
for boys, ages to II. with Knee Pants, that we
have been selling earlier in the season at So,
$3.50, go and SO suit
Suppose your boys are we'll provided with
summer clothes. what them Why the great
majority of the Suits that we are selling at
THEEE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
each are such were intended for early spring
wear, consequently they are just the weight for
crisp September and October days. Boys clothes
should be graded in weight to suit the changing
seasons. You can't afford to let your boy con-
tinue wearing thin Summer goods until
the frost is on the ground when you can buy
from us any day this week. for
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS,
your choice of about eleven hundred Suits the
greater number of them correct in weight for
early fall wear, but hundreds of them just the
weight and style to wear NOW, NOW, when
the little fellows are returning from the sea-
shore and the mountains bronzed, healthy and
ragged. These Suits. that are now going like
thistle-down in aSepteinber gale at
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
each, correct in cut. style. make. pattern and
fit. Not one Suit worth less than 35. and the
bulk of them worth-in fact have been selling
tor-s5.5O, Sc and $3.50 suit.
Plenty of Suits to select from, and plenty Of
time in which to make your selection, but time
grows on apace, and the Suits are. as gentle
Tom Moore would say, Like fairy gifts fading
away
sAKS AND COMPANY,
THE HAED-wORKING CLOTHIERs,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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son.of Henry George has been addressing the
miners In the Wikesbarre coal district In support
Of his fathers land theories. The interest of bis
hearers was manifested by the steady dwindling
OF the assemblage, which originally numbered
twenty-five hundred, but lost about four-flfths of
It's bulk in the course OF an hours speech. Five
hundred men dropping out OF an audience every
fifteen minutes is no Insignificant shrinkage
That is at the rate OF about SO men In a minute
or one every two seconds. Ithisis fair indication
ofthe way In which the new social gospel Is going
TO appeal to the attention OF the class of aborers
for whose sake Progress and Poverty was
written the outlook Is certainly not encouraging
for the chief apostle. Perhaps, however, his son
Is not an orator, and Mr. George may possibly vim
dictate his doctrine at the expense of his son.
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Secretary Lamar Is preparing to step out of the
Cabinet, II he is TO step out at ALL amid applause
from men OF all parties for the course he has taken
IN the case OF the Atlantic and Pacific railway
Indemnity lands. The decision rendered yester-
day, let us hope, Will be the precursor Of a long
line OF similar announcements that the govern
ment has not set apart lands for railway COM
panies as free gift, but the consideration OF
contract entered into between the corporations
and the people in each instance; and that the
failure OF corporation to carry out its share of
such contract absolveS the people from confirming
1t In the possession Of its lands This is very
simple principle when applied to the law that is
daily administered between man and man, and its
logic Is irrefutable.
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The sensational story Of the resurrection Of
Brigham Young being now itself dead beyond
resurrection, NormondOm has been walked up by
fresler romance in which a hitherto unrecog-
ni1ed son OF Joseph Smith, the first prophet OF the
Church OF Latter-Day Saints, figures as hero. This
son Is represented as the offspring OF union be-
tween Smith and a young English woman, who
made it condition precedent TO marriage that, If
she bore son. he should inherit his fathers office
son was borne-so goes the tale-taken to Eng
land 10 escape the perilS OF association with en-
viouS relatives, and educated at one OF the great
universities; and he Is now awaiting signal to
appear In Salt Lake City and declare himself. The
unfortunate feature OF this story. however, as re-
CARDS the credit 1t is likely to receive is that It's
author has been found, who relates the circum-
stances OF its original concoction out Of purely
imaginary material. In this particular the alleged
Junior Smith suffers the same kind OF suspicion as
the Mormon bible, the chief composer OF which
confessed his fraud few years ago with cheerful
frankness. 1t would add materially to the success
OF the Mormon myths If they could be trifle
more antique. The fact that the most ancient of
them is covered with the mould of less than sixty
years is serious drawback to their acceptance by
the historical critics.
Mr. Trotter Of Massachusetts,, who was ap-
pointed, 1t may be remembered as recorder of
deeds In this District, puts himself fearlessly
upon record in opposition to the views OF the
Presidents position entertained by Mr. Harris, of
Virginia Recorder Trotter says to home paper,
the Boston Transcript:
''In my humble judgment President Cleveland
stands firmly and SOlidly the platform OF civil
service REFORM He means to stand there, IL
rightly estimate the qualities OF the man, to the
end OF his term What am now saying as re-
CARDS the attitude OF the President on this queS-
ton would be said tomorrow IL / were removed
from the position which at the present time Oc
cupy at Washington
Mr.. Trotter's disintereStedness probably gives
considerable weight to his utterances, but Mr..
Harris, who eulOgized the President as pecu-
larry effective "bouneern OF republicans, also
spoke with the air and words OF one who knew,
and the public mind is still In doubt whether it Is
Trotter, OF Massachusetts,, Harris, of Virginia,
who speaks by authority.
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Coal CoA1,
CHEAP
Owing to the fire which damaged my coal shed
am compelled TO move $50 tons of coal. which will
sell for the next ten days the following low prices
for cash:
VA Stove at 1886 per ton.
r. A. Stove u 30, go per ton.
This coal is the very best quality and in good
dition. WM H. BAUM,
au16-6ts 7th street, near b s.w.
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HNANTED-TO PURCHASER BUILDING LOT
w Small House cheap from owner. Address
CASH, Star office au16-3t
VyANTED-LOTS SUITABLE FOR I'LL
w Houses. State location price, and size Address
LOTS, Star Office au1313t
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WANTED--HELP.

WANTED-wOMEN COOKS. slO to s25; MAIDS.
w nurses. laundress city and country, hotel and
foahs
WANTED-IEN FIRST GLASS TIMERS AND
fss 4.s <
aas As
Hotel Porter, Gardener Mixer. and attend stock.
ssa M
/ WANTEp-A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
foS small family. Apply. if able to do this work at
WANTED.AN EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL
ply, with reference i7i4 Connecticut ave- N 'i0 IL
WANTED.LADY FOR POSITION REQUIRING
Cali am oess an na
stairs ,42s 9TH st. NV. $1,000 L.
teach in Engiis ; and German for school Apply
WANTED-A SCI TIED WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
h on! in small family; reference. Call at
W.ANIEP2I5Aa G9oD MIANTEL AND CRATE SET
WANTED--THREE FIRsT-CLAss CARPENTERS,
SATf S LABOR BUsEA A.
s aai %gs stay at night Apply to 1000 St 'w
WANTED-..A GOOD. HEALTHY WET NURSE, TO
star e four old
WANTED,BY A FAMILY OF THREE A FIRST
wsnns So hs saa steady
cam I; St. side door, between Il and osioss:
w day; six Hodcarriers. Apply to L. I. Fay, cor
ner 18th and s SITS. NV. auI5-3t.
WAAINsTI1E4D...ccooKs, MAIDS, WORKING HOUSE
CITY M saSasP' x fl Es 49, i.
WANTED = WoMEN COOKS $40 TO $40:
asS G. @
WA4aSS1TEan6c 5l DSSP p EMPLOYMENT Pg;
spa aas e. and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED : IF You WANT A COOK, MAID.
A.
WANTED-BY A LADY GRADUATE, WHO HAS
ana the fu Of
& sas' hfasssnsfs
WA!NSlTIEDs-AA SITUATION BY A, BAKER FOR
,1ay merry OF Baltimore. Address J. w. SELLMAN.
| WANTED-BY A LADY HAVING HAD EXPER-
1eHce with advanced pupils, also with beginners.
taught II desired; reference given Address IN d.
Star Office. aul5-2ts
WANTEp-sITUATIoN BY YOUNG MAN AS
PasRE
WANTEp-1sT SEPTEMBER POSITION AS GOV
w erness by well-recommended young German,
to s siis r English Studies Address L. Star Office
WANTED-$75 TO ANY ONE THAT WILL GET
w me position in any Government Department as
Watchman or messenger. Address E. j. r., Star Of
flee. aul 3-3ts
WANTED - PLACES FOR COOKS MAIDS,
w Nurses Seamstresses Governesses Walters. Drv-
ers. Housemen Farm Hands male and Female Clerks
store, office; cities and country. +. NJ. BURNHAM,
$50. 632 st.nw aul3-6ts
WANTED-.A SITUATION AS CLERK, WRITER,
w or Assistant Manager: best reference given. and
falth1ul service rendered; reference file and
tons answered by J. E. PUGH, acting secretary, in
sociaton Rooms. aul3-3t.
WANTED-BY A STENOGRAPhER AND TYPE
W writer (male) Expert situation: experienced in
patent business credentials AL salary to suit en-
ployer. Address w. g. 934 l. st. NV. au12-4t.
WANTED.-AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'! for Cooks, Chambermalds, Waitress, Laundress
and Nurscss, Seamstress, Men Walters, Cooks Coach
men, Buffers and Wallets.
auS-9ts COOMBS & BURGESS
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Go1DrN HAIR WASH. Go1pES HAIR WASH
For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue
now in vogue.
Every lady may bleach her own hair without any
trouble whatever and scarcely expense compared
to what hair-dressers charge you.
Sold in any quantity to suit customers
ARTHUR NATTANs, Pharmacist,
su11 1893 18th st. cor of I, and I'd and stsn
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HousEKEEpERs ATTENTION.
The 1NDESTRUCTIBLE STANDARD FUEL
BLOCK can be burned in any range, stove, CRATE
will cook meal at the small cost of IS If cent.
SIMPLE AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
No dirt or ashes; cheapest fuel in the market.
Sold in sets Large size So SO; small 81.
Call and see it practically tested at
STANDARD FUEL CO.'S OFFICE,
521 9TH st. NV.
Send for circulars au13-6t
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SPECIALTIES.
DILEs! PILEsi! PILEs!!!

The worst cases Of blind. bleeding Internal or ex.
ternal Piles matter Of how long standing speedily
cured. Treatment almost painless: no loss of time
from busness and positively fails to cure Album
dance Of refersnces om pesons Who haye been cured
Generalization 3yea II. y. SHRADER, d. D.,
su13-0r o66ce 1905 9th sk nv.
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NILE. NJ. j: PRAsDn
1909 F STREET NORTHWEST.
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS.
RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES.
Always in Order by Plain Combing.
Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. au15-1ms
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE AND CARRIAGE E
L. house. Apply 223 st. NV. Also, two desirable
cellar rooms. Apply 22o st. NV. aul5-lws
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NOR RENT
lspD 1Itb -

\ AZ lth ST. s-w.. l314 Sd ST. ne, Or,
Or, water and gas. 80 water and gas. SIG 80
$50 ifth ST sw, Or. iS13iS 9TH st. s.w., 6r..
water and gas. l6 so water and gas - Ia 40
$50 St. s. W., Or, 34o \ st. s.w.. SCR, W 1890
wafer l4.30 109 y ST. s.w., 81, w 1890
ISoS y ST. sw, or-, l33 Va ave. Sc. W 10
water ana gas. .16. 30 Az and . SITS. =. w,
81 ST s-w, or.w.....l2 store and dwelling 30
- 81 Sw, ir------....S ~ and SITS. s.w.,
Cor 9th aid SITS SC, store and dwelling -. 30
store and DWELLING % Sl9F SITS. sw, Tor, W. %
aul3-3t' c. H. PARKER, Cor. y and SITS. s.w.
lfOR RENT OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
Il at the highlands just completed: rooms, water
ard gas: Rent, SIS. CHAS. L. BANES,
auI.1-3t 1nOR L st
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD AT sToTT's STATION,
Sgon the Met. Branch of the B. and U. Railroad An
miles from the city. For terms apply to Mrs. j. A
JOHNSON, 412 9th st. n. W. Gul6-3ts :
EIRST- CLASS BOARD, EXCELLENT SPRING
water fruit mil and shade y miles from Harger,s
Elgin, Keep Tryst p. o., Washington County, Nd
aul3-6t
FUNHE YATTON HOUSE, ROUND HILL, WILL
Il have few vacant rooms from August IL. Those
DESTROYS of engaging same will please write to JOHN
N. GIBSON A reduction in prices will be made for
same. aul 1-1ts
EIRST- CLASS BOARD. CLAGETT MANSION,
near Silver Springs Stanon Metropolitan Railroad
For particulars inquire Of W. B. CLAGETT, address
Clayett Mansion Brightwood, d. e. au.-3w'
SPR!NG BANK FARM: TWO MILES FROM ALEX:
Oandrir, offers frst-class accommodations good
table, fruit, ice. milk &c Terms So per week Trains
met daily; Address SPRING BANR. Alexandria. Va
sNOMFORT RETREAT" (NEAR HARPER'S
OFerry0 True to name and all advantages neces-
sary to promote patronage solicited
pleasure to please. Full particulars application.
lei -3m w. NJ CLARK, Keep Tryst Wash Co.. Nd